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A Card of Thanks.
WM. II. II. RICE Posi-. No. 81. G. A. X.
Ellsworth. Me-. Dec. 30, 1887.

WM. II. II. RICE Posi-. No. 50. G. A. X. }
Ellsworth. Me-, Dec. 30, 1857.
In conformity with vote of this i'ost al a
stated meeting he. Dee. 10. 1887. we hereby
extend to tie Woman's Relief Corps OF this
city, the cordial thanks of this Post for the
magnificent flag which they presented TO US
on the evening Of the 10Th instant. We APP
precate the beautiful gin and the kindness
aud good will which prompted it more than
,,e have words TO express, and we assure the
donors that we shall always cherish th. mani
festaiion OF friendliness to Us from society
auxiliary 10 our own which Is, AZ it name
implies, helper !p,.eed.
GEO. II. CRANE,
~ $. SMITH, Com.
5. ID. WIGGIN.
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A Card of Thanks.

desire to tender N, heartfelt thanks to the
quarrymen of sullivan. for their liberal con-
trbution TO me in time of need, aud particu-
larly to Oliver Newman for his kindness and
attention, and to Geo. ". Pettengill Esq, my
employer, for hi. generosity in paying my
doctors bills during the time while confined to
the house by broken leg.
CHAs. c. BUTLER.
Egvpt Dee. 30. 1887.
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Ernest Abbott, the cntcrprising proprie-
tor of the Sullivan ferry. has stretched a
cable across the river and rugged pulleys
so as to make the tide tile propcllng
power The cable Is galvanized steel two
aud onc-fourth inches in size, twelve hun
dred aud seventy feet long, and weighs
eleven hundred pounds. It, tested
strength is twenty tons. Its pratical
working is admirable. \ trip ha~ been
made IN two minutes and half while the
average would probably he not more than
six or seven minutes nj ordinary chmceS.
Capt. {. \. Crabtrce Is moving into
the tenement over l.. Crahtrec'~ store.
Mrs. Martha STRAIT ton j. quite sick IN.
iiodgkins i IN attendance every other day.
The Union Sunday school wlll have
Christmas tree and entertainment Monday
evening the goth. at the church
Pamela Grange is holding weekly
meetings with increased attendance aud
interest The installation Of officers on
the first Thursday evening Of January
will probably be open - Tie Puh-
lie with refreshments in the shape 81
basket supper.
Dec J. ;.
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Green's Landing.
We do not understand why correspond
ents from other parts of this town should
take the pains to publish to the world
things about Green's Landing which are
not true. For instance there has been 60
ing the rounds of the papers that scarlet
fever and canker rash is raging at Green's
Landing" and the same thing appeared in
a number of papers last spring, when in
fact but three children were sick at the
time, and they with canker rash only and
speedily recovered, and no scarlet fever
has been known here for years, If ever.
Again we see that the "Thurlow Bros.
have leased their quarry, as also c. A.
Russ one of his, and that the new com
pany win commence operations in the
spring when the facts are, that the Thur
low Bros have sold one-half of their
mountain quarry, and c. A. Russ has
leased right Of way 70 water across wild
land, and the new company (Shlelds 4
Carroll have already commenced opera
tionS having erected derrickS. built be-
tween seven hundred aud one thousand feet
Of railway on which cars are running from
quarry to cutting yard, built barn lin
which are stabbed 5 horses a blacksmith
shup, Office. etc. and quarryiug com
menced last week and will be prosecuted
with ligor through the winter. They are
daily expecting large boiler to arrive,
which will furnish power for two Of three
steam drills.
Saturday u hoy tending one of the
horse power derrckS. and not tending" to
lis business, was hit by the lever and
Knocked ~cn,elcsS, receis ing some Sc
we're bruises, hut nothing serious
u. ). { {. C. Thurlow are at work
on the west side of the mountain and have
their force of quarrymen, teams etc,
with II to l. cutters nj work on the Gov
eminent Potomac River Improvement or
Reservoir ontlct of which they have
large cargo '.hoxcd" and on the wharf
ready for shipment. which will be made
a. soon A. suitable vessel can he pro-
cured
j. Gos>. .Tr. has recently added to the
equipment Of his quarry a boiler to fur
ni>h 20 yer for 4 new steam drill which he
ha~ IN successful operation. also a hosting
engine He ha~ a large contract on the
nt.w Croton aquednct, New York. and i
At this time loading large vessel with
the stone for that work.
The qnarric~ of Co.'S 4 Small, Herman
Eaton Barbour s Robbins. lca>on, and
Thomas Eaton have closed work for tho
winter. being situated on islands. and not
easily accessible in had weather.
our schools have been il session one
week. brin. taught ny til. experienced
teachers g. " Nponord Grammar. and
MR. \. Celeste Haskell. Primary.
There ha~ been a boom in the building
lime here tins season. ow i'm To- many new
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Iiunlbug.

Rarnum said The American People like to
be huinbugged" This may be true in the line
OF entertainment. but not where life is at
stake. A man with consumption, or any lin
gefng disease. looking Death in the face and
seeking to erade his awful grasp, does not like
to be iri6ed with. So with confidence we
place before our readers Natures great rem
edv. DIR. Pierce's Golden Discovery, "A sure re-
lief for that long train OF diseases resulting
from impure blood such Us Consumption,
Chronic Nasal Catarrh, Liver Complaint. Kid
ney Disorder. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
scrofuIa and General Debility. Time-tried
and thoroughly tested, II stands without an
equal Any druggist
heterogeneous Of the liver. with eonstips-
ton, injuries the complexion, induce pimples,
salow skin. Remove the cause by using Car
ters Little Liver Pills. One dose. Try
them. For sale by $. ID. Wiggn.
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LET NE SHOW YOU

nat a saving have made during the last year
by being my own doctor. Last year | paid
out 500 % for doctors and their medicine; this
wear | paid 500 for six bottles Of Sulphur
Bitters, and they have kept health In my Whale
family. They are the best and purest medi-
cine ever made lbarses Ming, 80 Temple
Street, Bosom. Mass.
JAMES PYLE'S PEARLINE is highly
indorsed br hou>eSeepers and others who have
tried IT, No soap is required, and cleaning b
done with a saving of much lime aud labor.
All housekeegers should use IT.
There are many forms OF nervous debility
in aea that yield 10 the use Of Carriers lran
Pills Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness, night swea;s, ETC.. should try them.
For sale by 4. D. Wiggin.
Life is Half Spent-before we knew its
temfDrts and Joys.
WHY then should we suffer in it when Little
Hop Pills will Arrays cure any trouble arising
from the stomach or liver, the two organs
which virtually control the system. AT all
druggists, - cents.
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BOOT And SHOE

department and now have
a full line of these goods in
light and thick work, Also
slippers, high cut overshoes
for Gents and Ladies, rub
Der boots; moCCasins, Lum-
bermen's rubbers, riveted
moccasins, Ladies and Chill
dren's rubbers in common
and pure gum, In groceries
and provisions we have our
usual fine line in these
goods we buy nothing but
the best as we think them
cheapest in the end. Call
and examine our stock and
get our prices.
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Foreign Ports.

Vera Cruz-Sld Nov 10, bark Mary q Hale,
Higgins, Tuspan
lara Ar Dee n, brig W Parker, Kane,
New York
BuenOs Ayres Ar Nov 1, bark Auburndale,
Wooster
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Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, Posi-
lively Cured by administering DR..
Uaiprst G,ILeu Snarific

Il aan be given in q cup of coffee Or lea With
out the knowledge Of the person taking it;
is absolutely harmless aud win effect prrmu-
nrut and speedy cure. " neither tie patient j.
moderate driuker IN alcoholic wreck.
Thousands Of druukurd, have been made
temperate men Who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their kGQw.
ledge. and ,-day beliel they quit drinking ~
their own free viii Il. SEVER FAILS
The system once appropriated with the speci-
lie il become, an utter mpo>>ibility for the IL
quur appetite to exist. For fun particulars
Address GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Ia Race
st.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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The Senate committee on education
mas unanimously ordered a favorable re-
port on the Blair education bill. 1t will
be reported as passed in the Senate at the
last Congress.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH Posr OFFICE. Dee. Il. 1857.
Forester Bennett, James Black.
Miss NJ. T.. Butler, thas. j. Cobb,
John Collins. w. H. Card.
Wilbur GRAY, Wellington Hodgkins,
Elias Shepard.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. W. GRRELY. L. NJ.
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when Baby va aioi W gave her Cas.oriA
When she -As Child she cried for astoria.
When she became Miss. she chung to Ca.toriA,
When sh, bad Children, she gave than Castori>
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t,..fi i . ea "aut yegr eyes accurately htiei to
~ ~ s-i'er, Steel or Rubber spectaeles or
&. '.a'''es yga eap hase il done at 10. !,
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-rbs following notice appears in tn R'hn-

8fi u ltA ~ OF iHlFt' tii 'i' tf'f' ''''' ''-'
-rhs foNowin, notice appears in ti' ROM
e-vjlle. fCail Heraif non. 30:
Mr.. >.tb il. oraharfs.. aH IA aud respected
.,.,1an Of ;l.i- iise-. died -ud.lrniy ct BIZ Fe'i-
den. near town %. SUNDAY g, nins about sew
e. sr.as-k. from .,euraI.ia OF iht heart. Mr.
Cr-sfrer s. - pos .s,.>fer hare fer number OF
y,-,y- and gys., Serrttsry 81 the Ninth District
leriennrsf SYuirty. tn. ftlcrai took place
tti@ afternoon ltasier ,.ireiion "f Eel River
tod a. No. IS7 +. & \. ". ara 'sas hi-eis At
tended" Nj Crabrcy wa naii'e Of Han
eork. and FIR n.ary sar, iiyet % Ellsworth
III, a.. Wa, 1S yoar<. lnoaiis aud 'is'S. He
49, The oltlr>i >an 81 Dr. JOHN ID. Crabiree.
f,r,.,rf,s uril-anolsH 10 iIjs 'iainiy. hs
lesre. wife and Three childrea. Mf Crap
trre y j. a resident ~ California iwei.;.-six
Years and paid {, iii- yi>ii 10 friends and ie'-
atives in thi. vicinity in July lat. We Ind
81 assn, ..,lli fran bin during his pref -tay
IN ihis eny
-Tle old l,oaroing-.lou~e at sullivan. ioriil-
erly connected with tie sullivan Mne. has
changes, hand. sui been opened By the new
proprietor rs a hotel.
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Explanation -Tas rant j. "a d scale 81
4e.r r-.s afai lea-t ga j. r-qair IN
..lI study. oth.. ,i-s tiia delinquent l. con
,!t:.,,,,l- T.. fl.. .!ij.irn -fujs Or -'u.hr- In
j l.,rtm-ut b..ow = j. a~sati.faof'ry' be-
l,y.i ! t,ay fin. Rod Of Han1I comprises
the namrS 81 ihp-e ba'in- rama u At i'h''
91 with % Or more ID department
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Sufferer, from Dyspepsia viii tint great
Relief BY using Or. AI>tou'~ Blood Tonic ANA
Nerve InNiguraior. Dee.
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~hr >cad- and frrt>
She. full of pets.
~hr'- rarely hjnd and tender
The thorn " life
l. 4 frctfui wife
| wonder hat wii mcud her,
TRY Br. Fi.rcr'- fdNurjtr Prescription. Ten
10 one. yuur Wife j. eros, aud frrtful bcr.tu-e
he j. SEX and suffering, and cannot control
her nervousness " hrn things 70 wrong. Make
"a healthy woman Of her and The chances arr You
will makr cheerful aud pleasant one. ''FAy-
uritr Prescription" J, the only remedy ior
Wutuln'- peculiar ailiueut~. sold rs druggists,
uu,irr a positive guarantee from The mauut.ic-
tuF,r-. that il Will give satisfaction in every
case or money wil ~ refunded see guaran-
tee ou bottle wrapper. Larry" bottle 81. six
for -.
TAKE a =, X. anal he =. II, see 3D.
ly3
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HE society If Christian Eu,icaNor viii
have Christmas tree n The church At
tni, place probably on Monday evening.
IN. Il.ll
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A MIC pair of p.eia Gia>-e, would make
II -,ai present. lpu cen find them 81 No. >.
Main street
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and g3t or Prices
SMITH Bros,
il Vain Street.


M M f'ree.y. No-5 Main street
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Underwear and Hosiery

in all grades for Ladies,
Gents and Children.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

MADISON, Wis, April 1.-THE assembly
Wednesday concurred in the senate bill max
ing stock and grain gambling by options,
puts and calls, and other similar methods a
mis'iemeanor, punishable by fine and ITnpris-
onment. Other bills we're cuncurred in: Pro-
viding for temporary aid to INDECENT vet
Grams outside the poor house. and also for the
payment 10y the state Of So per week to the
Wisconsin Veterans home for the support of
each veteran who can not Obtain admission
to the National home. G'be Veterans home
is to be erected by the G. A. RI Prohibit
ing the expenditure Of money beyond the ap-
preparation for erection of state buildings.
The senate memorial to congress, asking for
postal savings banks was adopted The SEN
ate passed the state university bill providing
for member of the board Of regents from
each congressional district. TIE stock gam
bling bill was originally proposed by the
Milwaukee chamber of c)ninerce to aunihi
late the bucket shops, bah was made boom
erang as noted above.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
REVISING THE X. OF |. CHARTER.
Some Important Changes Proposed by
the Revision Committee.

Some Important Changes Proposed by
the Revision Committee.
Boston. Mass, April 1.-THE committee
on law appointed at the last general assem-
bly, of the Knights of Labor at Richmond, TO
revise the constitution, has finished its work
Following are the most important regula-
tons adopted:
The formation Of national trades districts
will be permitted, but those local assemblies
exclusively composed Of one trade, but at
tached to district assembly of mixed nature,
must first obtain the permission Of the dis
trict assembly, then must forward its appli-
the matter before all the local assemblies OF
the craft in the country.
Besides the prohibition of rum sellers from
membership, no local assembly will b5 al
lowed to have any social gathering or pic
mic where liquor is sold, and no membership
will be allowed to dispense liquor in the name
of an assembly II such should occur the
charter OF the assembly will be reyoked and
the members expelled.
Every local assembly must obtain permits
sion of the district assembly before it can &C
on a strike The penalty for violation Of this
rule Is revocation of charter.
No person will have a right to make a mo.
ton in any local assembly that the assembly
withdraw as body from the order No chair
man will be allowed to entertain any snch mo
ton Any individual desiring to withdraw
can do So
The constitution as revised will b. sub
rnitted to the local assemblies for adoption
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

TIE sudden illness of Mr.. Blaine re-
calls the hot July day that witnessed a
similar misfortune between the sessions
Of the republican national convention in
1876. Mr. Blaine was in Washington
and was Frustrated By sunstroke as he
was entering church on Sunday morning
The Telegraph gave out that he was moi
seriously nj. but the street IN which hi
lay was seq'Iestered against all travel. He
might have had the convention nomIGs
ton, but for tins roke II was the straw
that book, bis chances aud forced upon
the republican party the gentleman who
afterwards occupied the seat to which
M Tiid,n was electcd The present
illness of Mr. Blame Is doubtless serious,
but it may not be dangerous. That will
at least be the hope Of his political OPP
ponents as well as his personal and po-
litical friends.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE fifth game Of the
series between the chicago and st Louis
champions, respectively II the leag lie and a.
soclation for the worlds championship totsb
place at Louisville, Ky, Oh Wedne day. Tbs
batteries we're: Clark>ou ana D4ly for Chl
eago, and Boyle and Bushong for st. LOUIS
The Chicago cub won the game by the fol
lowing score: Chicago, D. st Louis. 3
Ball games at other places resulted as for
lows. At delphia-Athleuc 1, Phiia
delphia 4-ten innings, darkness, at bulti
more-Baltimore 9, Washington ;; 1t CIvvss
land-Cleveiand L. Duluth /, at Plttsbure
-Plttsburg l5 Buffalo :. at Bfooklyn-B os
ton 8, BROOKLYN B.. at NV York CoinmbIa
S, New York s. at Evansville Evansville
q, Indianapolis - at Columou ,--Clqcinuatl
u, Columbus :. at NHshvIlle-UetrOlt 4
Nashville 2
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

LONDON, April 1.-THE opposition press
commenting on the Anglo Russian commits
sion for the determination of tine Russo
Afghan frontier, say that the optiulist state
ment that friendly understanding had been
leading. The British government has a
cepted the Russian Interpretation Of the old
treaties on the 0xus boundary. This they
were bound eventually to dc, the territory
claimed by Russia beng then explicitly de-
scriLed as belonging to that country Or
the details the commission have not agreed
The real point Is not the upper or lower line
of the Oxus, but the possession Of strategica
points south Of the line, enormously strength
ening the Russian position in relation t,
British India On these details nothing ha;
been settled
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
A DISASTER AT bIEPpE.
TWENTY PASSENGERS OF A PACKET
STEAMER LOSE THEIR LIVES.

General Foreign News - Chamberlain
Hissed-Canada To Be Asked to Gem
sure the British 'Brien
In War Pairt-Rnme Approves of the
Knights-England and Russia
PARIS, April l4-Dispatches from DiepPe
report the stranding of the packet steamer
Victoria. The vessel is completely submerged
and will doubtless prove to be total wreck
1t is known that twelve Of her passengers
we're drowned, and it is feared that this does
not represent the whole number Of lives lost.
The captain OF the Victoria says the first
boat lowered after the ship struck was filed
with passengers, the most of whom were
women. The boat capsized and only four OF
its occupants we're rescued The other boats
were more successfully handled and reached
the shore in safety.
LATER 1t is nov known that twenty per
SOUS were drowned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
VALUATION OF IMPORTS
A GREATER QUESTION THAN THE
COMMERCE BETWEEN STATES.

Senator Beck Explains bow It Plaques
the Business Men for Lack of Uni
formity-A Measure in Course of Con-
struction to Stop the Abuse-snabbed
by wkitaey-Cspital Cuttings.
WASHINGTON CITY, April "A The senate
finance subcommittee on differentiation of
imports. after nearly two years spent in in
vsstigating tia subject, are about ready to
submit plan to remedy existing abuses.
Senator Beck, member Of the committee
in an interview with Star reporter, said:
II 10 an immense question, greater, think,
that that of Interstate commerce, and more
difficult to deal With. No one can have an
idea what II Is until they get INTO it. II at
tects our entire customs service, tbs consular
service, anu all the business interests of the
country.
There is scramble among importers to
get the valuations as low as posi- Die. If one
can get his goods in cheaper than bis neigh
bors he can uadersell them Thus there is a
constant cut throat game going on that affects
prices ali over the country. Exporters send
their goods here marked far below their
real vaIus and sell them in bond, the transac-
ton being conducted OIL the other side
There Is no uniformity of valuation. Some
merchants pay one price, some ano.h her, for
the same articles, aud those who pay less
duty can unter5ell the Others And goods
are rated differently at differsnt ports. Then
the system of merchant appraisers is bad.
You may sit to-day in sppraisement Of goods
for n mHn " 10 will tomorrow he called upon
to M a value % goods of yours. There is
likely to pe a tendency between you to be
liberal with each other. Il is asserted that
met chants accommodate each other in their
appralsem4nts. We have studied the matter
very carefully, and think the most import
ant thing Is to secure uniformity OF valua-
ton 10 have the valuation uniform is more
important even than 20 have 1t just We
can not have the importer paying immense
duties on hat lungs, for instance, at one
port while the importer ut another pays
meralya nominal dnty.
The measure We have agreed upon is not
fully formulated, but our idea is 10 do away
with merchant appraisers ami to Irovide for
the appointment of nine appraisers nv the
government, three OF whom will be located
permanently IN New York city, The other
six VIII have charge Of the other ports, and
viii make a uniform appralsement The
three appraisers at New York viii act a. a
sort Of board Of appeals, to which questions
in dispute will be carried. We want also to
improve the consular service. so as to make
it a help to the customs service, instead of a
hiIliTsnce as it now is. We will submit our
general plan to the secretary of the treasury
New York, and Philadelphia. and Others, aud
will have the bill ready to present tn the SEN
ate AS soon as congress meets.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

PrTTsBURG, Pa, April a. J W Forsha.
a freight conductor on the Ptttsburg, Cincin-
natl & St Louis railroad, was arrested
Wednesday in West Virginia and brought to
this city. There are nine charges of robbery
against him Two men. giving their names
as Joseph Stephenson John Smith, of Youngs-
town, Ohio. were arrested at Beaver Fails,
Pa, Tuesday night They are supposed to
belong to the traln-robbing gang. II is stated
That the Brakemen's brotherhood will defend
those whom they believe innocent and sue
the company where innocent men have been
arrested. An anonymous letter was received
W ednesday by Superintendent Taylor threat
ening that The telegraph lines should be cnt
Ii any more arrests vera made. This supposed
writer will Ike Swallowed
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
Fight Over the Illinois state Pair.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, April IA The reso-
luton providing for the adjustment Of
county and circuit courts and establishment
therefor superior courts was defeated in the
house Wednesday TO 81 Tha house re-
fused to advance TO second reading the biil 10
extend the Tins for voting from TO p m
A long debate took place on the bill to run
the pawn-shop business, but it WAS finally
sent to the judiciary committee On behalf
of the other members Mr. Breeder presented
to Hon. W r Archer, the father Of the
house. a gold-heeded cane The principal
business in the senate was consideration of
the bill permanently locating the state far
at Springfield Attempts were made to
amend by providing for triple location
Peoria in SO, Chicago in lS;A, and Contra
liza in 1881; also substituting Chicago for
Springfield, but each was defeate /, as was q
motion to strike out the enacting CLAUSE
Upon the triple location motion he.ag re-
peated the quorum was broken, and recess
to p. N. taken. Upon reassemhiing the
motion was defeated-3s to 2S. An amend
ment locating the fair at Chicago, Peoria.
Decatur and Contradictions places wa:
adopted, % to "a, and the bull ordered to
third reading